The Gazette

in Days past this Frigate has born the Russian Flag, and lies ready to pursue its Voyage with the first fair Wind. Count Frize? who had a Permission to quit the Service upon the Rhine, is come hither,…

had been placed in that Town, attempting to make their Retreat, were intercepted by the Imperialists, who killed 800 and took 700 Prisoners, among wfiom the!re were 60 Officers ; the Germans in the Ac…

Navy Office, Sept. 16, 1734. These are to give Notice, That on Tuesday the ist of next Month, will be paid at the Pay.office in Broad- Street, tht Two Months Pay in Six, due to His Majesty's Ships und…

East-India Houses Aug* za*- 1734. The Court of DireBors of tbe Vnited Comp iny f Merchants of England trading tp the East-Indies, do hereby give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will b…

rage, for which our Parties are obliged to go very far and yet bring in but little. They write from the Kintziger-Thal, that the French have entered the Imperial Town of Offenbourg, and that they have…

_ Admiralty Office, July 27* i>"34- His Majesty having been graciously pleased by his Warrant under bis Royal Sign Manual, dated the ioth of June, 1733, to establifli certain Rules and Orders forthe b…

Whitehall, September 3. His Majesty has been pleased to grant his Cong>? d'Elire to the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Winchester, for electing the Right Reverend Father in God Dr. Benjam…

the proper Certificates accordingly. And the Court of Affistants do hereby give Notice, that they fiall meet at this Office on Tuefdiy ihe Tenth of September, at Eight oj the Clock in the Meriting, to…

1 As we were undoubtedly obliged to your Majesty's great Predecessor, the immortal King William, for delivering us from Popery ' and Arbitrary Power, and thereby restoring our excellent Constitution, …

Advertisements. THE Assignees ofthe Estace of Diggory Cock, of tfie Cits of Exon, Meichanr, againft whom a Commission of Bankrupt hath been issued, desire the Creditors of the said Diggory Crck to mee…